New Initiatives and Looking Ahead Our momentum continues as our new initiatives align directly with the university’s Strategic Plan and its five Strategic Implementation Team pillars. The launch of our new college curriculum strengthens academic and faculty excellence by aligning programs with industry demand and emerging technologies. Concurrently, our renewed AABI and ABET accreditation reinforces academic rigor and accountability, supporting enrollment management through enhanced program distinction and market competitiveness. Student Experience remains central to our efforts. New programs such as Spy Camp and the expansion of immersive exercises like Tracer Fire and our ERAU-NASA-NSF Aerospace Cybersecurity Workshop provide transformational, hands-on learning that prepares students for leadership in complex operational environments. Partnerships with entities including Scottsdale’s Real-Time Crime Center further integrate classroom theory with applied practice, advancing research and innovation while deepening career readiness. 2026 Actions: s Curriculum Updates. Get ready for an exciting new curriculum designed for the challenges of tomorrow, featuring cutting-edge courses in Risk Intelligence, Cyber Threat Intelligence, OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence), Mobile & Cloud Computing Security, Personal Finance, and much more! These innovative offerings equip students with the knowledge and skills to thrive in an increasingly connected world. s Cyber Gym Makerspace and GSOC Renovations. Experience the future of learning through major renovations to the Global Security Operations Center and an expanded Cyber Gym Makerspace, creating dynamic experiential learning environments. Students will gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge aviation, aerospace, cybersecurity, security technologies and more, building real-world skills through immersive, industry-inspired training.
Business Club Excels at FBLA Collegiate 2026 National Leadership Conference The Business Club delivered an outstanding performance at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Collegiate 2026 National Leadership Conference, with 7 out of 12 participants placing in the top 10 nationwide. The four-day competition held June 5–8 at the Westgate Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, brought together top collegiate business students from across the United States. Participants competed in a wide range of individual and team events designed to assess business knowledge, leadership skills and career readiness. A total of twelve students from Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus competed in 24 events, earning impressive results. These accomplishments highlight the strength, preparation and competitive excellence of Embry-Riddle’s business students on a national stage. s National Champion, Cybersecurity | Francisco Cordova s Second Place, Technology and Computer Science Case Competition | Connor Calme, Francisco Cordova and Jacob Heusuk s Fourth Place, International Bussiness | Wyatt Wilson s Sixth Place, Foundation of Finance | Justin Berry s Seventh Place, Foundation of Technology | James Burke s Eighth Place, Cybersecurity | James Burke s Eighth Place, Sport Management and Marketing | Wyatt Wilson
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